Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-04
Personal Paragraph,

>. IL. Elwood, OF O'Neil, is at the Can
field.
W. s Neigh, from West Point, IS in
the city.
Charles b. Hole, of Farbury, is at the
CozZenS.
Samuel Rees came in from the east
yesterday.
F. r. Schell, merchant from Wahoo,
is in the city
James Danlep, from Ashland, is stay
ing at the Windsor.
George Derguin and wife, of David
City, are at the Barker.
Alfred Flint, an extensive cattle dealer
at Lltchiield, is in the city.
James Stephenson's two daughters and
son went TO Colorado to-day.
A. G. r. Calhoun and p F. H. Schars,
both of kearney, are in the city.
w. S. Neigh, of West Point, was in
the city few hours yesterday.
Mour Nelson, of Harrington. took
run up to the metropolis yesterday.
w. A. Wells and Z. +. Leonard and
wife, all of David City, are at the Millard.
W, A. Tank, of Walkertown, and F. A.
Clark, OF Galloway, are stopping at the
Arcade.
w. R. Lakeland, who is engaged in the
mercantile business in Waruerville, is on
business trip to Omaha.
ID. M. Doty and wife, formerly of
Omaha, but now residents of Laramie,
are visiting friends in the city.
Joe Henshaw, once the popular clerk
at the Paxton, is now chief of the key
rooms at the Ryan in st. Paul.
The Lincoln people in Omaha yester-
day were: ID. G.. Jackson, j. Open.
helm, S. G. Barr and James ii. johnson.
ii. f. Borden, wealthy property
owner at Kansas City, is in the city with
view to investing IN Omaha real es-
tate.
Mrs. Flnnerty, sister of James Brennan,
the contractor, came to Omaha yesterday
seen her brother in many years.
Colonel f. +. English and Major AL
bert f. Colby, both from Yankton, OAK,
and en- route to Los Angeles, Cal, spent
the day with friends in the city yester-
day.
The Nebraskans at the Paxton are:
James &. Blrney, of Crete; c. IL. Baker,
of Waterloo; j. Chase, of Weeping
Water, and j. G. Watson, of Nebraska
City.
d. M. Ure, of Monmouth, H., who
the city. He will meet his old neighbors
at the Warren county, H., picnic in
Hanscom park this afternoon.
Mrs. Sam Atkinson, OF Bedford, Ia, is
the guest of Frank and Miss Mary Atkin-
son of this city. Mrs. Atkinson has
accepted position in the Omaha public
schools.
II. b. Smith and family and Frank Col
PETER and wife have gone to Spirit Lake.
Mrs. l. w. Miner and Miss Lila Alcxan-
der have gone there also and will be the
guest of Mrs, Pratt in the Omaha colony
of Okoboji.
Jack Galligan, chief of the ire depart
ment, who has been suffering for some
time with an injured eve, is in Chicago
to have the skilled Opthalmists of that
city remove the injured organ. Mrs.
Galligan left last evening for Chicago.
The operation will be performed to-day.
Brcvities.
The revenue collections yesterday were
~ G49.35.
z Lawson and Bigle~, two dizzy vags.
were ordered out of town yesterday after
noon by Judge Berka.
The county treasurer, Henry Bolln,
paid $1,000 of the Douglas county fund
ing bonds yesterday.
Madeline Williams was arrested yes
terday afternoon on charge OF fighting.
She was fined S3 and costs by Judge
Berka.
The only marriage certificate issued
at the clerks Office yesterday was that of
Albert NJ. Stolty, of Lincoln, to Augusta
w. Whisky OF Champaign, Ill.
The colored Masons of Nebraska will
hold meeting of their grand lodge at
the exposiuen hall, August Is. There is
to be n grand parade in the afternoon
and banquet in the evening.
w. s. Rcdman, clerk and deputy col
lectOr in the internal revenue office, has
resigned his position to take position in
new bank that is to be started by Judge
Post, formerly revenue collector here.
The bank is to be located AT Parton.
Edward Everett Hale will be here the
last of the month as the guest of the Hev.
w. f. Copeland. On the evening OF the
25th the distinguished visitor will address
the national convention of charities and
corrections, to be held in the exposition
hall.
During the month Of July there were
sold at the Omaha postOllicc Sll,-.
257.02 worth of stamps and 81, '653 10
worth of envelopes. Money orders
were issued for $2l 800 81, money orders
paid. $32, 704.42; postal notes issued Tor
s,.5ll 90, and postal notes paid, Vs.
66S. 7s. I. 49,. o.. 70.